Below is a leaflet about domestic abuse that includes large print and pictures - it may be suitable for people with learning disabilities, learning difficulties and/or Autism.
The Self Help Guide is about recovering from sexual violence and is in Easy Read format.
Deaf survivors of domestic abuse
Parents with Learning Disabilities
Parents with learning disabilities may experience a range of needs and difficulties, including a physical or sensory impairment and/or long-term health condition, mental health problems, domestic violence, substance abuse problems. A study of the US child protection system found that parents with learning disabilities are slightly more likely to experience psychological or emotional abuse than other forms of domestic abuse.
The guidance below comes from the University of Bristol and the Working Together With Parents Network.
Domestic Abuse and Visual Impairment Toolkit
This toolkit for professionals was developed by a collaborative of organisations led by Vision Trust as a response to the Safe Lives report The Unseen.
Lasting Power of Attorney and Domestic Abuse
The guidance below explains how a Lasting Power of Attorney can be used to perpetrate domestic abuse and how to report concerns